This step is going to be on drawing out the facial frame of Thomas Jefferson. Start by drawing one large circle shape for the main part of the head, and then another smaller circle shape that overlaps the larger one for the lower part of the face. Lightly sketch in the facial guidelines off to the side. Then you can draw in part of the jaw and neck. more

Step 2 is going to show you how to sketch in his facial features. But first lets draw in his head of hair which is very simple, just look at the drawing above to help guide you with the lining. Now you can go ahead and lightly sketch in his eyebrows which are thin and long, his broad looking nose, almond shaped eyes, and his mouth that has a slight smirk to it. Sketch in the jaw line and chin then you can proceed on. more

Here is where you will finish drawing out the face and shirt. Using your pencil, lightly sketch in his wavy looking hair, and thickening eyebrows. Take your time adding definition and detail to his hair and face. Color in his eyeballs, and detail the nose alot better. Move down to draw out the collar and narrow shoulders. After you do all that move onto the final step. more

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This is a very short step, all you are doing is detailing his shirt and collar. After you are satisfied with your sketch you can erase all the guidelines and circle shapes that you drew in step 1.

And this is what old Tommy boy should look like when you are completely done with your sketch. And this concludes the tutorial on how to draw Thomas Jefferson.

Description: This tutorial will be on how to draw Thomas Jefferson step by step, one of the most influential men of history. As some of you may know, he was the third president of the United States of America, and was a powerful advocate of liberty. He was born in Albemarle County, Virginia in the year 1743. His father, Peter Jefferson was a planter and surveyor by trade. His mother Jane Randolph was the first cousin to Peyton Randolph. It wasn’t until 1952 Thomas started to attend at a local school, and by the time he was 9 he was already studying Latin, Greek, and French. With the passing of his father at age 14 or 1757, he was left 5, 000 acres of land and a few dozen slaves. Thomas Jefferson enrolled into the college of William & Mary in 1760 which made him 16 at the time. There he stayed for two years and studied philosophy, and mathematics. While attending school he perfected his French and Greek language. He was also interested in music as well and often practiced playing the violin. In 1762 Jefferson graduated with highest honors. It wasn’t until 1772 that he married his first wife Martha Wayles Skelton Jefferson, she was a 23 year old widow and together they had a total of six children, and all where girls. Sadly, only two of them lived past their third birthday, the rest died when they where only one and three years old. In 1978 he eventually built his home on the land he inherited from his father which in time became known as Monticello which means “little mountain” in Italian. Shortly after that his wife Martha died on September 6, 1782. Jefferson never remarried another woman, but some speculate that he may have fathered several children from one of his slaves, Sally Hemings. Thomas Jefferson was a tall man, he had freckles and sandy colored hair, he also had a very eloquent domineer as a correspondent, but really did not do well as a public speaker. Jefferson was known to be the “silent member” of congress. He was given this name because he contributed his pen more then his voice when it came to the patriot cause. At the age of 33 Thomas Jefferson drafted the declaration of independence. It wasn’t until some years later that he worked to make his words become a reality and was also known for writing the bill for religious freedom that was enacted in 1786. In the thick of party conflict in 1800, Thomas Jefferson wrote in a private letter, "I have sworn upon the altar of God eternal hostility against every form of tyranny over the mind of man."

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Thomas Jefferson was the third president of the United States and the author of the Declaration of Independence. He was also responsible for the Louisiana Purchase, which doubled the size of the nation.

Thomas Jefferson lived long before the invention of the camera. Yet, we know what he looked like because his portrait was painted a number of times.

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His picture appears on the 2 dollar bill and on postage stamps. He is one of four presidents immortalized on the face of Mount Rushmore.

Would you like to draw Thomas Jefferson? This easy, step-by-step presidential drawing tutorial can show you how. All you will need is a pencil, pen, or marker and a sheet of paper.

2. Sketch Jefferson's hair. Use short, curved lines that meet at coiling points. Draw the hair across the top and down the side of the face, giving it a rectangular shape.

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3. Begin to draw Jefferson's garments. Use overlapping curved lines to draw the collar of his shirt. Enclose a rounded parallelogram to one side of the shirt collar, indicating the collar of the jacket. Extend a long, curved line from the bottom of the collar.

4. Draw Jefferson's layered scarf. Use curved lines to enclose each layer, scalloped at the bottom. Each layer should be less wide than the one above it.

6. Extend a curved line from each side of the collar to form the shoulders. Beneath the end of each shoulder, draw a curved line to distinguish the arm. Finally, draw a long, curved line connecting one shoulder to the other, giving the drawing the appearance of a bust or statue.

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7. Enclose Jefferson's hair. Use a series of short, connected, "U" shaped lines to outline the circular shape of the hair. Then, use additional short, curved lines to add texture to it.

8. Detail Jefferson's face. Shade thick, curved lines for the brows. Draw the eyes using curved lines that meet at points at the corners. Within each eye, draw two successively smaller circles. Shade the smaller, indicating the pupil. Contour the face using small lines around the eyes, between the brows, on the forehead, and around the cheek.

9. Use curved lines to sketch the nose and open mouth. Use additional small lines to detail the chin, sides of the mouth, and hair.

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It is a circular arrow-shaped icon at the top of the browser window, typically found in the upper-left side (you can also use keyboard shortcuts: Ctrl+R on PC and Command+R on Mac).You will use the guide to draw in the structure of Thomas' face like so, and be sure to add a double chin. After all, he is kind of old in this picture.

We can tackle drawing out his locks which are short and curled. This should be simple since there is no complexity there.

Use the facial guidelines to draw in the face. Start with the eyebrows, upper eyelids, then draw the nose and mouth. Add some shading around the upper part of the eye.

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Lastly, draw Thomas' neck shape, then draw the high raised collar from his suit jacket. Add the shoulders on a slant, then erase the mistakes and guidelines.

Here you have a finished drawing of Thomas Jefferson easy. You can color him in and then proudly show off who you just drew.

Description: One of the greatest men who ever lived is the man you see in this lesson. If I could go back in time to meet five people, this man would be the first one I would want to meet. Today I will show you "how to draw Thomas Jefferson easy", step by step. Thomas Jefferson is a man that had a genuine quality about how he thought his country should be. He believed in freedom, peace, and also believed that every man should be their own. No one had the right to control you, take from you, or had the right to hurt you. I did a lesson on Thomas Jefferson in the past and wrote a detailed description on this great man. Today I just wanted those of you who also find him inspirational have the chance to draw Thomas Jefferson in an easy manner. I know not everyone is a perfect artist, so this goes out to

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